Lesson Plans - Grade 7 Math
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3-12-2001 1. HW Theo/Exp data.2. P512 9-13........3. ................. 4. .................5. .................6. .................
OBJECTIVE: Find the probability of [independent and dependent
events] (13-6, Pp510ff)[1.4._] ACTIVITIES: Work through text
examples of INDEPENDENT and DEPENDENT Events. Model the
introductory problem and examples 1 and 2. Review the
FUNDAMENTAL COUNTING PRINCIPLE(497). DO Page 512, 9 to 13.
Correct and collect. NOTES: See probability P151 also.
HOMEWORK: Make a mini-poster showing independent and dependent
events. Make neat and in color suitable for posting
3-13-2001 1. HW Event Poster..2. .................3. ................. 4. .................5. .................6. .................
OBJECTIVE: Find the number of permutations in a set of objects
(13-7, Pp517ff)[1.4._] ACTIVITIES: Follow text models for
determining a definition of PERMUTATIONS - a listing where
order is important. NOTES: HOMEWORK: P601 (13-7) 9 and 10
[Permutations and combinations] You can use this link to SEE the difference!
3-14-2001 1. HW601(13-7)9&10..2. .................3. ................. 4. .................5. .................6. .................
OBJECTIVE: Find the number of combinations in a set of
numbers(13-8, Pp522ff)[1.4._] ACTIVITIES: Follow text models
for determining a definition of COMBINATIONS - a listing where
order is NOT important. NOTES: HOMEWORK: P602, (13-8) 9 and
10.
[Permutations and combinations] You can use this link to SEE the difference!
3-15-2001 1. HW602(13-8)9-10..2. p221 13-24.......3. ................. 4. .................5. .................6. .................
OBJECTIVE: Solve equations using inverse operations(6-1,
Pp220ff)[1.5.6] ACTIVITIES: Review equations procedures - the
four step process: a) Identify the operation; b) use the
opposite operations on both sides of the equal sign; c)Use the
number associated with the operation; d) simplify. NOTES:
Emphasis is positive numbers and postiive rational numbers. (No
negatives) decimals OK. Emphasis is on the procedure. Do Page
221 13-24 [ALSO P225, 228 and 229] HOMEWORK: P227 23-28
[Solving equations process. ]
[Solving equatons examples.]
3-16-2001 1. HWP227 23-28.....2. Procedure Pract..3. ................. 4. .................5. .................6. .................
OBJECTIVE: Solve equations[1.5.6] ACTIVITIES: Procedure
Practice especially with rational numbers. Major emphasis on
FORMAT. NOTES: HOMEWORK: P230 22-27
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